Headphones
TAGRY H5 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones
$139.99
$300.00 -53%
Price captured 2026-09-22 · check Amazon for the current price.
Claims the longest battery life in this entire comparison, though from a small brand with only 17 reviews.
Price history
Editor scores (0–10) — not a manufacturer spec.
| Type | Over-ear |
|---|---|
| Noise cancellation | ✓ Yes |
| Battery life | 140 hr |
| Bluetooth | — |
| Weight | 260 g |
| Water resistance | Water Resistant (nivel IPX no especificado) |
| Mic included | ✓ Yes |
| Foldable | ✓ Yes |
Editor's take
A budget hybrid-ANC over-ear headphone from a lesser-known brand claiming an unusually long 140-hour battery life, at $139.99 (down from $300) but based on only 17 reviews.
The TAGRY H5 is a budget over-ear headphone marketed with hybrid Active Noise Cancelling (up to 48dB claimed), a 6-microphone ENC array for calls, a battery/ANC-mode LED display on the earcup, and a claimed 140 hours of battery life on a single charge — a notably higher figure than any other headphone in this comparison. It supports both wireless ANC and a wired ANC mode via an included audio cable.
We're flagging two things in this listing. First, Amazon's spec table lists 'Bluetooth Version: 6.4', which does not correspond to any officially released Bluetooth specification as of this writing (the current standard tops out lower); we're treating this as an unconfirmed or likely mismarketed figure and leaving the structured Bluetooth version field null rather than repeating an implausible number. Second, the 5.0-star rating is based on only 17 reviews, a far smaller and less reliable sample than nearly every other product in this comparison, so it shouldn't be read as strongly validated the way a rating built on thousands of reviews would be. The listing also states 'Water Resistant' along with a 'Sweatproof' feature tag, but with no specific IPX rating given.
At $139.99, discounted from a $300 list price, it undercuts name-brand ANC headphones significantly on paper, but the thin review base and unverifiable Bluetooth version claim mean it's worth extra scrutiny compared to the more established brands elsewhere in this comparison.
Pros
- Claimed 140-hour battery life, the longest of any headphone in this comparison
- Hybrid ANC with a wired ANC fallback mode and a battery/ANC status display
- 6-microphone ENC array plus a Transparency Mode for outside awareness
- Foldable design, discounted more than 50% off a $300 list price
Cons
- Only 17 reviews behind the 5.0-star rating — far too small a sample to treat as strongly validated
- Amazon lists 'Bluetooth Version: 6.4', which doesn't match any officially released Bluetooth spec — treated as unconfirmed rather than a real spec
- Lesser-known brand without the track record of the name-brand ANC headphones in this comparison
- No specific IPX water-resistance rating given, only a generic 'Water Resistant'/'Sweatproof' label
Ideal for: Budget buyers curious about a feature-heavy ANC headphone with a very long claimed battery life, who are comfortable with a lesser-known brand and a thin review base.
Reviews
Only 17 reviews at a 5.0-star average — too small a sample to treat as strongly validated.
